Harriton High School - Aurora Yearbook (Rosemont, PA)

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MIGHTY RAMQ WIN They said it couIdn't be donel . I W T I-f v . V FIRST ROW - T. Tompkins, Jjxsccrfuziop P. 'Dehuch D'Ahgelus. SECOND now - J. Pufcqll, J. Plsidfnecf R, Ie. THIRD ROW - J. Rose, J. Taconsflig B. Dothqgdp S Balhbrldgo R 81,1119 D Rodger: H Ovalle Mr An derson. I I 'F XX A , , .. .y vs, , w P N x ,X E ,Q I Q I .ar avian!! N N

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ll. l Rl, FIRST ROW - Mr. Sobazak, P. Stephens, W. Knecht, D. DePaolo, B. Cole, D. Harrington, S. Butler, G Smith, B. Mallory, J. Moffett, Mr. Evans. SECOND ROW - B. Schulze, Mgr.: T. Santello, B. Biddle, R. Buek P. Cromwell, E. Petka, B. Hatman, B. Oliver, D. Strawbridge, P. Julicher THIRD ROW - Mr, Zimmerman C. Katz: J. Budd, J. Purcell, D. Sunstein, S. Klein, B. Krause, W. Jessup, J, Plodinec, J. Harleyg Mr. Ander- son. FOURTH ROW - S. Kolbackf S. Glasser, G. Sempt, M. McKeever, H. Askiean, R. Buck, R. Buchanan S. Waitneight, J. Taccanelli, R. Franz. FOOTBALL The 1961 Football team finally ended a losing streak that lasted alnrost three years. October 27 was the day that hundreds of Harritonites saw the Rams down Cheltenham hy a score of six to zero. ln spite of this great boost to morale, the Harriton team was not able to claim any more victories during the year. Nevertheless, the victory of October 27 seems to be a good sign for better sea- sons in the future. The team was led by Captains Steve Butler, Dick Harrington, and Pete Stevens. Dick Harrington received the Sportsmanship Trophy The Most Valuable Player award went to Pete Stevens, who was also selected for the Main Line Scholastic All-Star Foot- ball Team. The squad started practice during the hot summer days of Au- gust. Fighting hard and showing excellent spirit, the boys exhib- ited the typical Harriton will-to-win throughout all ot their games. With this spirit and fight, 1962 promises to be very successful. VARSITY SCORES Harriton Opponents 7 .. .. Conestoga .. 34 O.. ..Radnor .... ...39 O . . .. Springfield ....... ... 21 O .. .. Marple Newtown .. . .. 44 7 .. .. Ridley ..........,.... .. 41 14 . . .. Plymouth Whitemarsh . .. ..'. 27 6 .. .. Cheltenham ....... . . O 7.. ..UpperMerion... ...26 13 .. .. Penncrest ...... . . . 35 66 1 1

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BOOTERS NIPPED FOR TITLE al' VARSITY SOCCER TEAM SOCCER For the fourth successive year, the Harriton Soccer Team finished in the suburban league only one point from first place. This year the squad lost only to Haver- ford High and Lower Merion. The latter is the only school that Harriton has not beaten. Highlighting the I96l season was the hard fought game with Girard College. The strength of this Philadel- phia team is readily shown by the fact that they beat the United States Military Academy Plebs, nevertheless, our boys claimed a well-earned victory. Three boys were selected for the All-Suburban Soccer Team from Harriton. These were Mike Barbara, Eds Flem- ing, and Chip Wilkinson. Of these, two were chosen for the All-Scholastic Soccer Team, which is composed of the best players from the lnterac, Catholic, Suburban, and Philadelphia Public Leagues. Co-captains Fleming and Wilkinson received this high honor. Bill Buchanan was the most improved player this year while Eds Fleming was awarded the Most Valuable Player Trophy. FIRST ROW: G. Schellenberger, J. Chapin, J. Ferrucci, R. Hall, B. Frame, M. Kirschner. SECOND ROW: R. Tait, C. Jaffe, T. Knight, E. Fleming LCo-Capt.l, C, Wilkinson lCo-Capt.i, J. Rawson, S, Beattie, G. Uphouse. THIRD ROW: N. Davis lMgr.l R. Driscoll, M. Barbara, W. Buchanan, D. Tauber, K. Brownstein, W. Boehne, F. Wilson, R. Curtis, Dr. Copeland. Absent: M. Whitney. tg, A .ak 1 1' K ts. M., E ' .LIVQ -s W 'W 1, ,.f ' ..-- nh 34 'ii' in J Haig-sg aging' an B ' k,, ' 'ggi' A . if A sr . A J 1 H f . Q ,. W, N . g , - ,. ,. - if sm .W- .r swf.. J.. 1'-. s-A , A. .. . 1 ref' 5.-.dui .ii 4' 1 :L ' r ,